Stone Cutting Blades

Cut through granite, marble, engineered stone and tile with clean precision and ultimate durability with our Stone Cutting Blades. At Quality Diamond Blades our stone-cutting diamond blade line is engineered for premium results in demanding stone fabrication and hardscape work. Whether you’re working on kitchen counters, stone cladding, pavers, or architectural stone elements, these blades deliver chip-free edges, faster feed rates, and longer service life. Designed for wet or dry use, they’re perfect for fabricators, masons and serious DIYers who demand professional-grade performance on the hardest substrates.

Stone Diamond Blades - Stone Cutting blades

Key Features & Specifications

Continuous Rim Design: Ideal for ultra-clean finishes in marble, engineered stone and tile—perfect for visible edges.

Turbo Rim/Segmented Rim Design: Provides rapid cuts with aggressive feed for harder stone or countertops.
Stone Forensics –

High-Quality Synthetic Diamonds & Matte-Tuned Bond: Ensures sharp cutting, minimal chipping and long blade life.

Steel Core with Heat Dissipation Features: Maintains flatness, reduces vibration, improves safety and finish quality.

Multiple Sizes & Arbor Fitments: Available for grinders, tile saws, bridge saws and table saws—check arbor size, diameter and maximum RPM.

Wet or Dry Rated: Many models support both modes to suit fabrication shop set-ups or mobile/field cutting jobs.

Ideal Applications

  1. Granite and marble countertops, vanity tops and architectural stone features
  2. Engineered stone, quartz slabs, large-format tile and thin veneer stone panels
  3. Hardscape work including stone pavers, coping, decorative stone and flagstones
  4. Fabrication shops seeking cleaner cuts, minimal chipping and reduced re-work
  5. On-site stone installers and masons requiring portability and high performance in challenging settings
Engineered for high-performance cutting of granite, marble and engineered stone.

Who Is This Blade For?

Stone Cutters, Contractors and construction professionals who demand high performance and fewer blade changes.

Masonry and concrete specialists working on structural, slab or commercial jobs.

Serious DIYers tackling major concrete work—foundation repair, slab cutting, renovation or addition.

Any project or job site where reliable, professional-grade stone cutting blades cutting is required.

Why Quality Diamond Blades?

We engineer each blade for demanding stone-cutting environments. From premium diamond materials to custom bonds, reinforced cores and rigorous testing, our stone cutting blade lineup delivers professional-level performance. Fast shipping, expert support and reliable quality are standard. When precision and durability matter, choose blades that are built for the stone fabrication trade. Quality Stone Cutting Blades!

  • FREE Shipping over $100
  • Engineered for Maximum Durability
  • Precision Cuts Every Time
  • Fits All Major Saw Brands
  • Trusted by Industry Professionals
  • Money-Back Satisfaction Guarantee
  • Fast, Reliable Customer Support
  • Bulk Discounts Available
  • Perfect for Wet or Dry Cutting

Frequently Asked Questions 

Can one blade handle both granite and marble?

Yes, many of our stone blades are rated for both. However, granite is harder and more abrasive, so a turbo rim or harder bond may yield longer life.

Wet vs dry cutting—what’s best for stone?

Wet cutting reduces dust and heat, improves finishes and extends blade life—ideal for fabrication shops. Dry cutting gives mobility for field jobs. Always match blade rating.

How long will the blade last?

Blade life depends on material hardness/abrasiveness, feed rate, saw power/RPM, correct blade selection and whether you cut wet or dry. Proper match equals longer life.

What size should I choose for my saw?

Confirm your saw’s max diameter, arbor/hub size and RPM rating. Choose a blade that meets or exceeds these specifications for safety and effectiveness.

Can this blade be used on tile too?

Yes—stone blades often work on large-format stone tile, marble tile and engineered stone. For very small or fragile tile you might select a specialized tile blade, but many stone blades are versatile enough. Professional Stone Cutting Clades